Razorhound- converting armor unit- for Achillobator Cyberzoic
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Weight: 12oz
CYBERZOIC
Razorhound- converting armor unit
Skill level: Moderate
Includes (1) Cyberzoic Razorhound converting battle unit- Achillobator Armor set. (Armor only). Features include: full set of 1/18th scale Achillobator armor; Armor coverts into a 9″ robotic lifeform- (dog type) ; 20 points of articulation (dog mode) ; includes Flying drone with posable wings and head.
Featuring package art by Raph Lomotan. For use with the Achillobator giganticus and Fire Guard action figures (sold separately).
Recommended for ages 15 and up (contains small parts)
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2 reviews for Razorhound- converting armor unit- for Achillobator Cyberzoic
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Starling V. –
Well, looks incredible, robot and armor mode as well; fantastic addition to Cyberzoic world and would perfect if shin guards was not fake drones, I mean, if they really transform into little bird drones, even been fake set only includes one drone (two shin guards but only one drone), canons on robot legs are way too loose and belt cannot be store inside in robot mode.
Nathan G. –
I so wanted to give this five stars. Armour that doubles as an articulated creature in its own right is such a fantastic concept, so there was a lot I was willing to forgive due to the complexity and ambition of this design.
First, the positives: the Razorhound looks fantastic, both on the Achillobator, and standing alone. From most angles, the hollow cavity where it’s meant to fit over the Achillobator isn’t visible, and the torso even clips together to completely close the gap. There’s an impressive level of solid, stable points of articulation given how spindly parts of the figure are.
The annoying downside is that the gun barrels simply will not stay locked in place. They’re constantly shifting around, especially the ones in the back legs, popping out when the Razorhound is in dog mode, and sliding back in when raised up in armour mode. Given the absolute brilliance of the engineering and problem-solving that went into the rest of the figure, it’s a little baffling that what seems like one of the most simple functions is also the one that doesn’t work properly.
But, as I said, everything else about the figure is fantastic. I’m eagerly awaiting the release of the Pyrodactyl and hopefully more Living Machines in future, to give the Razorhound some comrades.